A court in Virginia has ruled that artificial intelligence cannot be credited as the inventor of a patent. However, some countries have ruled otherwise, leading to wider questions about the future of patents due to advances in artificial intelligence.
Can artificial intelligence be designated as the inventor of a patent? This question may seem absurd, or even pointless, but it raises a fundamental question for the future of patents.
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